The GDP rate of 6.3 per cent to 6.8 per cent will be the lowest since 2020-21 - the Covid year - when India registered a negative growth of 5.8 per cent. The year 2021-22 witnessed GDP rate was 9. ...

As AI reshapes global labour markets, India is at a crossroads—it is poised for growth, but is also facing key challenges. AI offers opportunities, but barriers like infrastructure gaps and ...

But GDP has been stagnant since Labour won the election last year – up just a few percentage points since July. If GDP is rising, people are earning and spending more money – and they are also ...

Higher taxes generally mean economic growth slows as it reduces consumer spending, taking money out of the economy and lowering GDP. Labour’s ... will deliver true top-line sustainable growth ...

In this study, we present the first integration of the spin-unrestricted similarity-transformed equation-of-motion coupled cluster method (CVS-USTEOM-CCSD) for core-excited and core-ionized states ...

also known as the bureaucratic theory of management, emphasizes a formalized structure and hierarchy within organizations. Based on principles of rationality and efficiency, Weber advocated for clear ...

We review the empirical evidence on returns to human capital from both a micro and macro perspective, as well as the evidence on returns to human capital investment over the life-cycle. We highlight ...

Fears are mounting that Labour will delay the push to spend 2.5 per cent of GDP on defence as the economy falters. The Treasury is said to be insisting on slower progress than the 2030 deadline ...

Specialization is for insects.” So, in the interest of not being insects, here are my top-five physics equations you should know. 1. Newton’s Second Law I’m sure you've seen this one before ...

“In line with our Plan for Change ... “back on track” with the pledge to increase defence spending to 2.5% of gross domestic product (GDP). Labour has committed to setting out a path later this year ...